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Datacom leads as HDS ANZ Partner of the Year at a glitzy awards night, signifying a robust year for tech partnerships.

Anti-virus security firm ESET has announced the availability of its new security solutions for Windows home users.

Dell gears up to 'disrupt' the internet of things marketplace with a new edge offering, while bolstering the analytics side with new offerings.

ANZ modernises its Money Transfer System with Hewlett-Packard, ensuring compliance with regulations and improving efficiency.

In the past 12 months alone one in four internet users had at least one of their accounts hacked, leading to the loss or theft of personal information.

Tomizone, the managed WiFi services provider headquartered in Auckland, is rolling out its services to 200 more bank retail branches throughout Aussie.

The event features key presentations from CIOs from high profile organisations in Australia will discuss digital transformation and leadership.

From compulsory heath tracking devices, to customer's being responsible for 95% of cloud security failures - it's all in Gartner's latest predictions.

Mobile technology spend will reach $1.2 trillion by 2019 with the manufacturing sector offering the largest enterprise opportunity for mobile tech.

Gartner is predicting global IT spend across all verticals to decline this year, but there are still growth technologies within each vertical.

A new appointment at Ruckus Wireless spells good news for the channel as businesses look to capitalise on 802.11ac Wave 2's added capacity.

Alcatel-Lucent malware report shows significant rise in mobile infections via PCs and adware in first six months of 2015.

More and more cyber-criminals are tunnelling attacks in SSL encryption to evade detection by firewalls and other security products.

The partnership hopes to accelerate the delivery of leading-edge, technology-based solutions to their enterprise clients.

IBM and ANZ forge a £450m tech alliance, aimed at propelling innovation and enhancing banking experiences for the digital age.

In a challenging year, TeamTalk's annual profits plummet 53% amid falling sales despite their optimistic outlook for the future.

Adoption of the government's new Digital Service Standard amounts to a major IT transformation that should be planned for, not rushed.

SSL description was the most common type of attack at hot tourist destinations, while Android devices are more likely to be exposed than iOS.

In order to attract and retain the future workforce, businesses of today must focus not just on products and profits, but people and purpose.

No industry is immune from digital disruption and failure to look at changes in other industries and innovate may put your business at risk.